Two New Orleans Police Department officers were arrested Sunday (Sept. 9) in different traffic-related incidents, court records show. One officer was booked with a DWI and was cited for following too close. The other was booked with reckless operation of a vehicle and a felony charge of first-degree vehicular negligent injuring.

Gary Scheets, a spokesman with the department, said Monday NOPD was looking into a reporter's questions about the arrests but further information was not immediately available.

Records show Brandon Scruggs, 33, was booked on charges of first-degree vehicular negligent injuring and reckless operation of a vehicle. He was booked into the Orleans Justice Center jail about 4:25 a.m. Monday after his arrest on Sunday. Records show Orleans Criminal District Judge Franz Zibilich set bond for him on Monday, though records do not state the bond amount. Scruggs was released from jail shortly before 10:40 a.m. Monday, records show.

A NOPD roster from June lists Scruggs as a senior police officer and says he first joined NOPD in 2010 and was rehired in 2014. A law enforcement source confirmed Scruggs is a current officer with NOPD.

Tonishia Goodwin, 32, was booked on charges of DWI and following too close, records show. She was booked into the jail about 10:35 p.m. Sunday. Goodwin also held the rank of senior police officer and has been with NOPD since March 2009, NOPD's June roster shows.

Lawyer Donovan Liviccari, attorney for the New Orleans branch of the Fraternal Order of Police, said he is representing both Scruggs and Goodwin. Liviccari said Monday he did not have much information about the cases, but noted "everyone is presumed innocent until proven otherwise."

Details about the arrests were not immediately available.

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Note: This story was updated with a statement from the officers' attorney.